TURTLE CLUB MEMBER INDUCTED the head by a piece of 4 by 4. five feet long. which fell 60

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:2 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. June 17. 1904.

Centennial Staged At

CABLE-TON: Carleton and Augustine Cove pupils gathered recently to hold their Centennial Day celebrations in Carleton.

They formed a parade out- doors with each school display- ing its banner. and marched to the bagpipes of Judy Dawson. Borden RCMP detachment was in nttendence. and the parade ended with raising the flag. the salute, and the singing of “The Queen."

Rev. Kenneth Cameron was master of ceremonies, and he program with “0 speaker Mrs. David Taylor explained to the children the meaning of Con-

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federation. A sing-song by Mr. Cameron, with Jo Ann Wood as

[pianist was followed by the singing of the Island hymn by lGrades 4. 5, an ltine Cove.

d 6 from Augus-

The Centennial public speak- by Mrs.

ameron, a n d Norma

TORONTO (CP) —— Observed | Croken. was won by Gary Cam-

bership to the Turtle Club was feet. .The hard hat. he was presentation of the hardhat: loffice: mm M“ made yesterday afternoon at wearing saved his life and he ‘ . Macmnis. Joseph M_ ‘ 4o . 72 . the Fathers of Confederation isnown Turtle Club member. Long. safety inspector for tgags‘e’n ‘4 76 Memorial Building to Robert Shown above during the pres- Pigott Construction and Al Le- vvgnccouver "‘ 54 56 E. Maclnnis of Charlottetown. entation are. left to right: J. ger, safety inspector for the v. tom ' ' ‘ ' 50 54 an employee of Pigoti Con~ Wilfred MacAleer. chairman Workmens Compensation Elgmontoh ‘ ' ' ' 53 59 struction. He was struck on of the Workmen‘s Compensa- Board. Calgary 50 59 Regina 46 56 . d M d G .l - Winnipes u 35 '11 RIC mon en ea Ul ly, ; mo... .. .3 so i Ottawa . .. 38 62 F R ‘i Montreal .. 41 so ace enience or o ery ; Q...“ ____ ,., to .1 : Fredericton . . . . . . 50 56 SUMMERSIDE —— Ivan Lew- 'will appear again to stand trial : Saint John ........ 47 54 la Greene, Belmont, and Leo on June 10. g Monoton 49 :3 Joseph Arsenault, Richmond, Five other speeders were. Halifax . . . . . . .... 48 this morning pleaded guilty to each fined $10 and costs or five . Charlottetown 50 55: the charge of unlawfully rob- days. . Sydney . . . . . . . ..... 50 55 hing Arthur Joseph LeClair of Raymond Lewis. Lennox ls-“V Yarmou‘ . . . . 49 69 Miscouche of the sum of $110 land was fined $10 and costs or ii St. John 6. NM. 52 when they appeared before Ma- .15 days for illegal possession of ’3; HALIFAX (cp) _ m m. gistrate W, Chester 8. Macdon- liquor off the reserve and T‘ ﬁber ofﬁce My! dd” W .1_ Bid in Prince (‘nunty court. CatherinedBeinardf. 891305031161; 1,; most clear while winds were The two were arrested as a nox Is.an . was in 1 an if .‘ a result of an incident in Mis- C‘lSlS 0“ 15 £18245 for balng 13- 3. 1’ Strong and guswm some pl 0”

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couche last Saturda night. loxicated on a reserve. Magistrate Mac onald re-‘ TWO men WET? filled $20 auﬁ. manded the two until June 18th. :c-ists or 30 days for illegal pos— lor sentence. isession of liquor in a place Francis Joseph Gallant. Sum. ‘other than their residence. mcrside. was fined $75 and m costs or 15 days after he plead— ed guilty to impaired driving. William Robinson MacPhail, Bonshaw. was also fined 375‘: and costs for a similar charge. i

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T t ‘ J.E. McALDUFF o Represen . swan. SUSPENDED ‘ ' A d d Winston Churchill MacKay.E A H' ‘ e Charlottetown, was fined $250 . c and costs or three months and . F " h p his license was suspended for, TIGNISH - Discussion of e I I year. had changed his l Tignish Centennial Day celebra- l . plea on the charge of impaired tions. July 15. ﬁnalized a full . Aﬁk§EﬁT3ﬁeﬁ$ 1212:3113??? driving to guilty the last timeiday of activities at a well-sup- ‘awarded a‘University of Torom he appeared He was repre-‘por-ted meeting held recently in to Open fellowship Announce_ Salted by Jdm P- NichOISon- lme Damon 5Ch°°1 With the pres‘ ment of the award has just been George R. MacMahon acted for idem... Rev. Floyd McGaugh ‘made I“. the university’s school W. wn. P11351411“: lof graduate studies.

Illal‘d Lincoln Laird. Bot-i The minutes of the previous The fellowship. valued at den. falled to appear this mom- meeting and correspondenceSlSOO. plus tuition and fees. is lug to face _the'charge of cross- ' was read by the secretary Au- for continued research and stud- lng the solid line on the h1gh-.bin J. Gallant, It was learned ies toward the Doctor of Philo- way and in his absence. his . that a float representing past sophy Degree in Chemistry. counsel. J. Melville Campbell. i history in this part of the pro-; Mr. McAlduff obtained his pleaded not guilty. The caseivince will be constructed andlBSc. from St. Francis Xavier was adjourned to June 2nd. jarranged by Mr. and Mrs. Fred‘University in 1961 and has in

Thomas Edward Harland, iFitzgerald. Howard Harper,;the past been awarded a Na-

Summerside, pleaded not guilty 1 Mrs. Alma i'Buotel McCormac. tional Research Council bursary, .

to the charge of speeding andllLester McAlduff. Miss Margar- a Shaw'inigan Chemicals schol-

Conroy and Leo Myers. arship and a Shell Oil fellow- Prlnce County

Nominated to head the fin- 5th ance committee were Gerald.

Handrahan. chairman. Leo Ar.lMcAlduff and the late Mr. Mc- Survey senault. and-Cyril Arsenault. Aldllff‘

_ _ The sports recreation assoc-

Are Recelved iation will be in charge of the TEXTILE STRIKE UMmsult of Canada has hand. evening entertainment, whic h MILAN (AP. —A series of

will include a mammoth street l strikes by the 450.000 workers dance. All organizations and‘in the Italian textile industry business firms are expected to started Tuesday. The workers. have ﬂoats ready for the par— demanding new contracts. are

Cd over to the provincial govern- ment advance copies of the firm's report on transportation an baa; utilities in Prince County. 'er - . . Tigmsh Branch of the Royalihours in different plants on dif- Canadian Legion. ifcrent days until Friday.

lie is a son of Mrs. Charles 1

ads that is to be headed by the 1 walking out for four to eight .

late Tuesday night. The winds will prevent frost in most parts during the night. but the tem-

. tions of northern New Bruns-

wick.

The cool air will continue to move in today, accompanied by a few cloudy intervals. Even with simshlne during daytime. temperatures will rise only to the 505.

Regional forecasts:

Prince Edward Island. East- ern N.B. counties, Lower St. John River Valley: sunny with la few cloudy intervals: ex- itremely cool: northwest winds ‘ 25 with gusts to 40. Low-high at ‘ Charlottetown 37 and 50. Mon- cton 35 and 52, Fredericton and Saint John 38 and 52.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 3.43 cm. and 3.53 pm. At Rustico at 1.47 am. and 11.57 am. Summerside tides 18 minutes later than Charlot-‘ tet w Sun rises today at 5.43 am. and sets at 8.44 pm. All Itimes ADT.

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Sunday. July l9—Glcm Gould Sunday. July 26—4ch Centennial Sunday. Aug. 2—P.E.l. Centennial

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Miss Jackie Howatt of Carlo- ton danced the highland fling. land was followed by c demon- lstration of artificial respiration techniques by Mrs. John Myers. John Stewart and Leonud Mac- Leilan.

“'lhe Voice of Can ." was given as a choral reading by the Grade 7 pupils. Then Mr. and M

pupils were given a drill on im- portant dates in the history 'of P.E.lI. Grade 8 pupils brought the morning session to c close with a panel discussion. “The Meaning at Centennial Year.

Carleton and Augustine Cove Institute Women served a noo lunch. and then the order of the afternoon was spo

Rev. Cameron ".8 Rev. Pen- dergast were in charge. with the institute 'women assisting.

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UMMERSIDE -- Last night

was directed by Robert Mant- ske. with David Anderson and Gordon Murray It the piano organ.

.Dr. Blinco chose the text Mark 10: 17-22 which was read by Rev. C. R. cbber. Mr. Blinco stated that "every man everywhere has a deep need of the grace of God. There

us that only God can satisfy. The most important fact about our world is that God made it and has a plan for it. and that plan is good. He loves us and seeks to lead us into the tree- doimnnnd strength of his fellow- Hc spoke about this genera- tion of young people who are no better and no worse than any other generation. "It has in- timate knowledge of lawlessness and the techniques of becoming involved in it. Men and women to turn in repentance and faith to the living God . . . There is no way that leads to life other than through know- ing and following God through

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tomoon tea will be also held at Epsworth hell afternoon pm. giving Mr. Bllnco a chance to speak .to the ladies. ———.—____\

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OTTAWA (CPl—Rev. D. P. Rowland. representative of the

bin committee of Canadian Council of Churches, Tueodly gan a visit to Canadicn‘ forces in Eu- rope. Minister of York Memo-

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